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Of course it’s a fricking win for LSU. It’s a win for everyone nots rooting for Alabama. If y’all get another heisman, and at quarterback no less, it only strengthens your recruiting.

At least you're honest.

You're also stupid for thinking that Tua finishing second in the Heisman race as a Sophomore QB for Bama does anything but help recruiting.

And yes, Tua made LSU his bitch. That part isn't up for debate.

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Posted by WhereOrWere

Member since May 2013

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Posted on 12/8/18 at 11:32 pm to OKtiger

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OKtiger

Whoa. I don't know if I've ever witnessed someone own so many different posters in a single thread...

Here are just a few that I came across

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elposter

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OP - the bottom line is that the Heisman voters know that Murray is a very good system QB that is putting up great numbers in a defense challenged conference. They have seen similar QBs do similar things in similar offenses. In some years (like last year with Baker Mayfield) that is good enough.

Murray's problem this year is that his competition is a QB in a tougher conference that is more respected by the majority of Heisman voters and is putting up as good if not better numbers (particularly in efficiency and advanced passing stats) and has completely transformed Alabama's offense into the best it has been in the Saban era.

Murray will get the midwest regional votes and make a respectably showing. Tua, however, will win the Heisman by a comfortable margin. Only way he loses it is if he is terrible in the Georgia game and Bama loses.

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rolltide32

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There's is absolutely no way he loses. Kyler is just the most productive of a series of talented system QBs at Oklahoma because he's hampered by the worst defense of a series of shitty defenses they've had over the years Jalen Hurts could grad transfer to OU next year and put up better stats than Tua will at Alabama in a playoff run. Doesn't make Jalen better when clearly he s not on the same level

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genro

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It's just not even close. Tua is facing NFL level pass rushers, looking off defenders making throws directly to the outside shoulder on blanketed receivers, hitting streakers in stride every single time, or putting the perfect amount of touch to drop it in the middle. Kyler is facing zero pass rush bouncing around waiting for someone to be wide open, which happens often and if it doesn't he just takes off.

And Tua has in effect played about 8 games to Kyler's 12.

And the stats are STILL almost the same. It's. Not. Even. Close. Congrats to Tua